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Samus Aran’s Fusion Suit is the result of radical alterations to her Power Suit during the opening scenes of Metroid Fusion. Its creation was an unexpected side effect of the surgical removal of certain parts of her armor and the Vaccine "Metroid" given to Samus when she was about to die from an X Parasite infection.

Origins

When Samus was attacked and incapacitated by the then-unknown X Parasites, the doctors treating her were unable to take off her Power Suit while she was unconscious. The organic parts of the suit had physically bonded with her, and the majority of it had to be surgically removed. However, this was not enough to save Samus, and she seemed close to death until the Federation administered Vaccine "Metroid", created from Metroid DNA. This destroyed the X within her but altered her cellular makeup; however, the operation did not visibly alter her normal appearance. Taking advantage of what was left of her original Power Suit, Samus immediately set out in her new 'Fusion Suit' to investigate X activity on a space station in orbit around SR388.

Features

Fusion suit Metroid Fusion picture — Samus in her Fusion Suit.

As is tradition with the structure of Samus' suits, the Fusion Suit is bulky enough to obscure most details of her figure, even when in such a stripped-down state. The Fusion Suit has small Blades on Samus's free arm reminiscent of Metroid "teeth" or the hooks on the arms of the Chozo; it also has three small purple spheres on the back that are similar to a Metroid's internal nuclei. This is also a feature on the Dark Suit, although in this case they resemble the eyes of the Amorbis. The helmet gains a Metroid-like appearance, with the sides looking like a standard Metroid's outer talons (or inner talons, if one considers their arrangement). The visor is also altered, possessing a point in the top-center area, possibly, mimicking the three nuclei inside a Metroid. Less sturdy and possessing weaker shielding than the Power Suit, the Fusion Suit takes heavier damage from enemy attacks and is initially unable to protect Samus from extreme cold, to which the Metroid vaccine has left her vulnerable. Another of the suit's weaknesses is the inability to use the Ice Beam, forcing Samus instead to rely on Ice Missiles, a technology she had not used since her final struggle against Dark Samus.

The Fusion Suit does have advantages, however. Working in conjunction with Samus’s new part-Metroid physiology, the suit allows her to safely absorb free-floating X to replenish both health and ammunition, mirroring the energy absorption abilities of Metroids. The lighter construction allows Samus to grab ledges and hold on or pull herself up, something she was previously unable to accomplish in her suit without the Power Grip upgrade or the aid of magnetic Grab Ledges. Instead of adding hardware, the Fusion Suit can use specially prepared data to mimic her previous upgrades and abilities. Eventually, Samus restores the functionality of her old Varia and Gravity Suits; these upgrades are signified not by the familiar changes in physical dimensions, but rather by changes in the Fusion Suit’s color scheme. However, the suit's left hand remains blue when seen from behind the Arm Cannon.

Mfusionguide r 20 — Samus in the final Fusion Suit.

During the climactic final battle against an Omega Metroid, Samus absorbs the Core-X from a fallen SA-X, restoring her DNA to its pre-vaccine state and causing the color scheme of the Fusion Suit to change one last time, now resembling her Varia Suit prior to its deconstruction. This new suit upgrade also grants Samus the use of the Ice Beam, returning her to the height of her power, allowing her to defeat the Omega Metroid and escape the doomed station. It is unknown whether Samus will be featured wearing the orange Fusion Suit in her next appearance, or if it is possible that she will restore her Chozo Power Suit as she has done in previous games.

Official data

Metroid Fusion Manual

"The standard suit Samus possesses at the beginning of the game."

Website

"Fusion Suit status: incomplete
When surgeons were forced to remove parts of Samus's Suit, they also took away most of its special abilities. Samus regains abilities by downloading information from the research station's Data Rooms and by defeating the Core-X creatures that patrol the station's halls."

Fusion Suit
"Capable of absorbing powers and downloading new abilities, Samus's new Fusion Suit is the bounty hunter's most valuable tool. Unfortunately, the Suit is not versatile enough to withstand extreme temperature variations."

Metroid Prime flash Tip/Trick

T3 (Unlock Fusion Suit): "It's possible to unlock the Fusion Suit from Metroid Fusion for Samus to wear in Metroid Prime. Once you've completed Metroid Prime, simply connect the two games using the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable. The Fusion Suit changes the appearance of Samus, but her abilities stay the same."

Super Smash Bros. Brawl Trophy

BrawlTrophy7 — Samus' fusion suit trophy in *Brawl*

"During exploration of SR388, Samus is infected by an X parasite and nearly dies. A vaccine created from Metroid cells saves her, but her suit turns blue and loses most of its abilities and weapons. This new Samus must regather her special abilities and fight to neutralize the threat of the X parasites in the space station run by Biologic Space Laboratories."

(GBA Metroid Fusion)

Sticker (Brawl)

Samus - Metroid Fusion [Electric] Resistance +16 (Samus, Zero Suit Samus)

Outside of Metroid Fusion

"What's the matter? All I said was that Komaytos look like little Metr-"

Non-canon warning: This article or section contains information that may not be considered an official part of the Metroid series in the overall storyline by Nintendo.

Metroid Prime

Fusion prime — Fusion Suit as seen in *Metroid Prime*.

When Metroid Fusion and Metroid Prime are connected with a Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable after Metroid Prime has been completed at least once, players are granted the option of playing Prime with Samus wearing her Fusion Suit. The change is purely superficial and does not affect gameplay, much like the Justin Bailey suit in the original Metroid. It also does not extend to Samus’s helmet interior and arm cannon, though Samus' eyes change from an intense, angered manner to a more calmed one when wearing the suit (though this may be because her face was not properly rigged). When Samus acquires the Phazon Suit in this mode, it takes on the appearance of the final suit from Fusion, but with a blue visor instead of the actual green. In the New Play Control! and Metroid Prime Trilogy versions of Metroid Prime, the Fusion Suit is unlockable through the Bonus Credit system introduced in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption.

Metroid: Samus Returns

Fusion Suit MSR — The Fusion Suit in *Samus Returns*.

Metroid: Samus Returns features the Fusion Suit, once again as an unlockable palette swap after beating the game once, although it now makes the game more difficult by increasing damage from hazards and enemy attacks. After completing the game, and tapping the Metroid amiibo on the Nintendo 3DS, Fusion Mode will be unlocked. This incited some controversy with fans, who were critical of the choice to lock a harder difficulty mode behind amiibo. Nintendo later clarified that a separate Hard Mode is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once.^[1] ^[2] The Fusion Suit has larger shoulders than its previous incarnation, and the Varia Suit's colors are now a darker green and pink.

Super Smash Bros.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a Fusion Suit variation is available as an alternate costume for Samus. It does not change the shape of the suit, but merely recolors the Varia Suit to resemble the distinctive blue and yellow color scheme of the Fusion Suit. This costume reappears in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

In Brawl, the Fusion Suit also appears as a Trophy and a Sticker.

In Ultimate, the Fusion Suit is also available as a Primary Spirit, using its original artwork from Fusion. It is Advanced class and Shield type, with the additional trait of powering up the fighter's shooting items. Unlike most Spirits, the Fusion Suit can only be unlocked through summoning: sending the Chozo Statue and Metroid Spirits to the real world will leave behind their cores, which can then be combined to summon the Fusion Suit. This references the fact that the Fusion Suit was created from a mixture of Chozo technology and Metroid DNA.

Nintendo Land

In Nintendo Land, while playing multiplayer in Metroid Blast, the second Samus Mii player wears a suit that is colored similarly to the Fusion Suit alternate costume from the Super Smash Bros. series. With the Samus costumes in Nintendo Land being modeled after her appearance in Metroid: Other M, this is the debut of the Other M-style Fusion Suit later seen in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. This costume was also seen in the E3 2011 Battle Mii demo.

Non-canon warning: Non-canonical information ends here.

Trivia

The Fusion Suit in Prime was modeled and skinned by Gene Kohler.
Yoshio Sakamoto stated that the Fusion Suit design came about when members of the development team wanted to alter Samus' appearance, as they felt it had become stale. Since drastic changes to a character could ruin them, Sakamoto encouraged the staff to create gameplay elements and an in-universe explanation for the change.^[3]
Although the visor is always green during Metroid Fusion's gameplay, it is depicted as being blue in cutscenes and other appearances in media.
During the introduction sequence of the game, Samus claims that the surgery to remove her armor left her looking different physically. It's unknown whether she was talking solely about the exterior look of her armor, or if she meant her body as well. As her visor is always opaque during cutscenes and gameplay, it is never seen for a fact whether or not Samus' appearance changed under the armor. Samus' body is only visible in the ending, after she merged with the SA-X and recovered her old abilities, at which point she only looks slightly different than usual.

Gallery

References

Biomechanical
Hybrids	Asborean • Chozo Statue • Darkling • Dark Samus • Dark Suit • Light Suit • PED Suit • Samus Aran • Omega Suit
Biomechanical	Aurora Unit • Security Robot B.O.X. • Cortex Chamber • Dark Diligence Drone • Dark Ingsmasher • Dark Quad • Fusion Suit • Mother Brain • Nightmare • Quadraxis • SA-X • Space Pirate Boarding Pod
Cyborgs	Crash Pillar • Ghor (-G) • Kyratian • Leviathan Battleship • Pirate Militia • Preed (Dark) • Puffer Mine • Ridley (Meta/Omega/Proteus) • Samus Aran • Slench • Space Pirate • Weavel • Zebesian (Cyborg/Super) Large Leviathan-class armed ship • U-ton

Metroids
Natural Life Cycle	Metroid Egg • Infant Metroid • Metroid larva • Alpha Metroid • Gamma Metroid Zeta Metroid • Omega Metroid • Queen Metroid
Zebes Metroids	Big Metroid
Tallon IV Metroids	Metroid: Alpha Type • Tallon Metroid • Hunter Metroid • Fission Metroid • Metroid Prime (Dark Samus)
Aether Metroids	Infant Tallon Metroid • Dark Tallon Metroid
Phazon Metroids	Miniroid • Phazon Metroid • Hopping Metroid • Metroid Hatcher
Cocoons and Eggs	Metroid Egg • Metroid Cocoon
Artificial Metroids	Class I Energy Harvester • Mochtroid • Unfreezable Metroid • Megaroid
Anatomy and Attacks	Three-ball blast • Long-necked attack • Metroid DNA • Baby's particles • Metroid dissection • Metroid Husk • Giant Electric Mine • Arcing-fireball attack • "Chiton" armor
Metroid Hybrids	Samus Aran (powers) • Dark Samus • Dark Echo • Humetroid
Individual Metroids	Metroid BR5497 • Hunter Metroids ds and dg • Xenome S-a • Metroid unit 318 • Baby Baby Metroid • Bellboy • Metroid=Mutant
Metroid Technologies	Metroid capsule • Metroid project "Dread" • Project Metroid Warriors • Vaccine "Metroid" • Fusion Suit • Metroid Suit
Battle Music	Tourian • Metroid Battle Theme • VS. Metroid Prime (Spider) Metroid Prime Battle • Darkness • Escape • Boss Alpha (Alpha2) Boss Gamma • Boss Zeta • Boss Omega • Metroid Nest Boss Queen • Big Boss Confrontation BGM (Kraid, Crocomire, Phantoon) Sector 3 Restore the Cooling Installation Timer Mission‎
Related	Brittle husk • History • Komayto • Quadtroid • Petrasyl • Xenomorph • Phazon Hopper Alpha Metroid and Samus cake • Gallery

Samus Aran's Suits
Power Suits	Power Suit • Varia Suit (Varia) • Gravity Suit • Zero Suit Fully Powered Suit • Justin Bailey • Phazon Suit • Dark Suit • Light Suit PED Suit • Hazard Shield • Fusion Suit • "Omega Suit" • Metroid Suit • Green Samus
Attire	Casual Outfit • Military Dress • Civilian Clothes • Parka • Training outfit
Mechanics	Power Suit Mechanics • Fusion Suit Mechanics • Suit Upgrade Properties

[1] ttps://topics.nintendo.co.jp/c/article/e0d299a7-77df-11e7-8cda-063b7ac45a6d.html

[2] ttp://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-addresses-the-metroid-samus-returns-amiibo-controversy

[3] ttp://shmuplations.com/metroidgba/

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 {{Featured article}}
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 {{Infobox Suit
 |name = Fusion Suit
 |image = [[File:Fusion Suit art 2.jpg|280px]]
 |caption = [[Samus]] in her Fusion Suit.
-|games = ''[[Metroid Prime]]''<br/>[[Metroid Prime Trilogy]]<br/>''[[Metroid Fusion]]''<br />''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''
+|games = ''[[Metroid Fusion]]''<br />''[[Metroid Prime]]''<br />''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' (gallery)<br />''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<br />''[[Metroid Prime Trilogy]]''<br />''[[Nintendo Land]]''<br />''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]''<br />''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''
 |properties = Slim frame allows greater freedom of movement.<br/>Weakened [[Energy]] shielding.<br/>Lowered tolerance to cold temperatures.<br/>Conversion of [[X Parasites]] to Energy and [[Missile]]s.<br/>Can download data from [[Data Room]]s.
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 ==Origins==
-When Samus was attacked and incapacitated by the then-unknown X Parasites, the doctors treating her were unable to take off her Power Suit while she was unconscious. The organic parts of the suit had physically bonded with her, and the majority of it had to be surgically removed. However, this was not enough to save Samus, and she seemed close to death until the Federation administered [[Vaccine "Metroid"]], created from [[Metroid (Species)|Metroid]] [[Wikipedia:DNA|DNA]]. This destroyed the X within her but altered her cellular makeup; however, the operation did not visibly alter her normal appearance. Taking advantage of what was left of her original Power Suit, Samus immediately set out in her new 'Fusion Suit' to investigate X activity on [[Biologic Space Laboratories research station|a space station]] in orbit around [[SR388]].
+When Samus was attacked and incapacitated by the then-unknown X Parasites, the doctors treating her were unable to take off her Power Suit while she was unconscious. The organic parts of the suit had physically bonded with her, and the majority of it had to be surgically removed. However, this was not enough to save Samus, and she seemed close to death until the Federation administered [[Vaccine "Metroid"]], created from [[Metroid (species)|Metroid]] [[Wikipedia:DNA|DNA]]. This destroyed the X within her but altered her cellular makeup; however, the operation did not visibly alter her normal appearance. Taking advantage of what was left of her original Power Suit, Samus immediately set out in her new 'Fusion Suit' to investigate X activity on [[Biologic Space Laboratories research station|a space station]] in orbit around [[SR388]].
 ==Features==
 [[File:fusion suit Metroid Fusion picture.jpg|thumb|left|Samus in her Fusion Suit.]]
-As is tradition with the structure of Samus' suits, the Fusion Suit is bulky enough to obscure most details of her figure, even when in such a stripped-down state. The Fusion Suit has small [[Blades]] on Samus's free arm reminiscent of Metroid 'teeth' or the hooks on the arms of the Chozo; it also has three small purple spheres on the back that are similar to a Metroid's internal nuclei. This is also a feature on the [[Dark Suit]], although in this case they resemble the eyes of the [[Amorbis]]. The helmet gains a Metroid-like appearance, with the sides looking like a standard Metroid's outer talons (or inner talons, if one considers their arrangement). The visor is also altered, possessing a point in the top-center area, possibly, mimicking the three nuclei inside a Metroid. Less sturdy and possessing weaker shielding than the Power Suit, the Fusion Suit takes heavier damage from enemy attacks and is initially unable to protect Samus from extreme cold, to which the Metroid vaccine has left her vulnerable. Another of the suit's weaknesses is the inability to use the [[Ice Beam]], forcing Samus instead to rely on [[Ice Missile]]s, a technology she had not used since her final struggle against [[Dark Samus]].
+As is tradition with the structure of Samus' suits, the Fusion Suit is bulky enough to obscure most details of her figure, even when in such a stripped-down state. The Fusion Suit has small [[Blades]] on Samus's free arm reminiscent of Metroid "teeth" or the hooks on the arms of the Chozo; it also has three small purple spheres on the back that are similar to a Metroid's internal nuclei. This is also a feature on the [[Dark Suit]], although in this case they resemble the eyes of the [[Amorbis]]. The helmet gains a Metroid-like appearance, with the sides looking like a standard Metroid's outer talons (or inner talons, if one considers their arrangement). The visor is also altered, possessing a point in the top-center area, possibly, mimicking the three nuclei inside a Metroid. Less sturdy and possessing weaker shielding than the Power Suit, the Fusion Suit takes heavier damage from enemy attacks and is initially unable to protect Samus from extreme cold, to which the Metroid vaccine has left her vulnerable. Another of the suit's weaknesses is the inability to use the [[Ice Beam]], forcing Samus instead to rely on [[Ice Missile]]s, a technology she had not used since her final struggle against [[Dark Samus]].
 The Fusion Suit does have advantages, however. Working in conjunction with Samus’s new part-Metroid physiology, the suit allows her to safely absorb free-floating X to replenish both health and ammunition, mirroring the energy absorption abilities of Metroids. The lighter construction allows Samus to grab ledges and hold on or pull herself up, something she was previously unable to accomplish in her suit without the [[Power Grip]] upgrade or the aid of magnetic [[Grab Ledge]]s. Instead of adding hardware, the Fusion Suit can use specially prepared data to mimic her previous upgrades and abilities. Eventually, Samus restores the functionality of her old [[Varia Suit|Varia]] and [[Gravity Suit]]s; these upgrades are signified not by the familiar changes in physical dimensions, but rather by changes in the Fusion Suit’s color scheme. However, the suit's left hand remains blue when seen from behind the [[Arm Cannon]].
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 [[File:Mfusionguide r 20.jpg|thumb|right|Samus in the final Fusion Suit.]]
 During the climactic final battle against an [[Omega Metroid]], Samus absorbs the [[Core-X]] from a fallen [[SA-X]], restoring her DNA to its pre-vaccine state and causing the color scheme of the Fusion Suit to change one last time, now resembling her Varia Suit prior to its deconstruction. This [[Unnamed Suit|new suit]] upgrade also grants Samus the use of the Ice Beam, returning her to the height of her power, allowing her to defeat the Omega Metroid and escape the doomed station. It is unknown whether Samus will be featured wearing the orange Fusion Suit in her next appearance, or if it is possible that she will restore her Chozo Power Suit as she has done in previous games.
-In the ''[[Nintendo Land]]'' minigame [[Metroid Blast]], the Fusion Suit is worn by a [[Mii]] as another Mii in the typical Varia Suit struggles to shoot down [[Samus' Gunship]].
 ==Official data==
-===[[Metroid Fusion]] Manual===
+===''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' Manual===
 ''"The standard suit Samus possesses at the beginning of the game."''
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 ''"Capable of absorbing powers and downloading new abilities, Samus's new Fusion Suit is the bounty hunter's most valuable tool. Unfortunately, the Suit is not versatile enough to withstand extreme temperature variations."''
-==Fusion Suit in other games than ''Metroid Fusion''==
+===[[Metroid Prime (flash game)|''Metroid Prime'' flash]] Tip/Trick===
+;T3 (Unlock [[Fusion Suit]]):''"It's possible to unlock the Fusion Suit from Metroid Fusion for Samus to wear in Metroid Prime. Once you've completed Metroid Prime, simply connect the two games using the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable. The Fusion Suit changes the appearance of Samus, but her abilities stay the same."''
+===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' Trophy===
+[[File:BrawlTrophy7.jpg|thumb|Samus' fusion suit trophy in ''Brawl''|300px]]
+''"During exploration of SR388, Samus is infected by an X parasite and nearly dies. A vaccine created from Metroid cells saves her, but her suit turns blue and loses most of its abilities and weapons. This new Samus must regather her special abilities and fight to neutralize the threat of the X parasites in the space station run by Biologic Space Laboratories." ''
+(GBA ''Metroid Fusion'')
+====Sticker (''Brawl'')====
+*'''Samus''' - ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' [Electric] Resistance +16 ([[Samus]], [[Zero Suit Samus]])
+==Outside of ''Metroid Fusion''==
+{{Noncanon}}
 ===''[[Metroid Prime]]''===
 [[File:Fusion prime.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Fusion Suit as seen in ''Metroid Prime''.]]
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 ===''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''===
 [[File:Fusion Suit MSR.png|thumb|300px|The Fusion Suit in ''Samus Returns''.]]
-''Metroid: Samus Returns'' features the Fusion Suit, once again as an unlockable palette swap after beating the game once, although it now makes the game more difficult by increasing damage from hazards and enemy attacks. After completing the game, and tapping the [[Larva Metroid|Metroid]] [[amiibo]] on the [[Nintendo 3DS]], [[Fusion Mode]] will be unlocked. This incited some controversy with fans, who were critical of the choice to lock a harder difficulty mode behind amiibo. [[Nintendo]] later clarified that a separate [[Hard Mode]] is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once.<ref>https://topics.nintendo.co.jp/c/article/e0d299a7-77df-11e7-8cda-063b7ac45a6d.html</ref> <ref>http://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-addresses-the-metroid-samus-returns-amiibo-controversy</ref> The Fusion Suit has larger shoulders than its previous incarnation, and the Varia Suit's colors are now a darker green and pink.
+''Metroid: Samus Returns'' features the Fusion Suit, once again as an unlockable palette swap after beating the game once, although it now makes the game more difficult by increasing damage from hazards and enemy attacks. After completing the game, and tapping the [[Metroid larva|Metroid]] [[amiibo]] on the [[Nintendo 3DS]], [[Fusion Mode]] will be unlocked. This incited some controversy with fans, who were critical of the choice to lock a harder difficulty mode behind amiibo. [[Nintendo]] later clarified that a separate [[Hard Mode]] is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once.<ref>https://topics.nintendo.co.jp/c/article/e0d299a7-77df-11e7-8cda-063b7ac45a6d.html</ref> <ref>http://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-addresses-the-metroid-samus-returns-amiibo-controversy</ref> The Fusion Suit has larger shoulders than its previous incarnation, and the Varia Suit's colors are now a darker green and pink.
-===''Super Smash Bros.'' series===
+===''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]''===
-In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', a Fusion Suit variation is available as an alternate costume for Samus. It does not change the shape of the suit, but merely recolors the Varia Suit to resemble the distinctive blue and yellow color scheme of the Fusion Suit. This costume reappears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]''.
+In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', a Fusion Suit variation is available as an [[alternate costume]] for Samus. It does not change the shape of the suit, but merely recolors the Varia Suit to resemble the distinctive blue and yellow color scheme of the Fusion Suit. This costume reappears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.
+In ''Brawl'', the Fusion Suit also appears as a [[Trophy]] and a [[Sticker]].
+In ''Ultimate'', the Fusion Suit is also available as a [[Spirit|Primary Spirit]], using its original artwork from ''Fusion''. It is Advanced class and Shield type, with the additional trait of powering up the fighter's shooting items. Unlike most Spirits, the Fusion Suit can only be unlocked through summoning: sending the [[Chozo Statue]] and [[Metroid larva|Metroid]] Spirits to the real world will leave behind their cores, which can then be combined to summon the Fusion Suit. This references the fact that the Fusion Suit was created from a mixture of [[Chozo]] technology and [[Vaccine "Metroid"|Metroid DNA]].
 <gallery captionalign="center">
-FusionSuit.jpg|The "Fusion" color scheme as it appears in ''Super Smash Bros Brawl''.
+FusionSuit.jpg|The Fusion Suit color scheme as it appears in ''Super Smash Bros Brawl''.
-Fusion Suit SSB4.png|''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U''.
+SSB4 Samus Alt 2.jpeg|''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U''.
-File:Samus SSB4 palette swaps 1-4.png
+File:Samus SSB4 palette swaps 1-4.png|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''
+SSBU Samus Alt. Costume - Fusion Suit.png|''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''
 </gallery>
-====Trophy (''Brawl'')====
+===''[[Nintendo Land]]''===
+In ''[[Nintendo Land]]'', while playing multiplayer in Metroid Blast, the second Samus [[Mii]] player wears a suit that is colored similarly to the Fusion Suit alternate costume from the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. With the Samus costumes in ''Nintendo Land'' being modeled after her appearance in ''[[Metroid: Other M]]'', this is the debut of the ''Other M''-style Fusion Suit later seen in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U''. This costume was also seen in the E3 2011 ''Battle Mii'' demo.
-[[File:BrawlTrophy7.jpg|thumb|Samus' fusion suit trophy in ''Brawl''|300px]]
+{{Endnoncanon}}
-''"During exploration of SR388, Samus is infected by an X parasite and nearly dies. A vaccine created from Metroid cells saves her, but her suit turns blue and loses most of its abilities and weapons. This new Samus must regather her special abilities and fight to neutralize the threat of the X parasites in the space station run by Biologic Space Laboratories." ''
-(GBA ''Metroid Fusion'')
-====Sticker (''Brawl'')====
-*'''Samus''' - ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' [Electric] Resistance +16 ([[Samus]], [[Zero Suit Samus]])
 ==Trivia==
 *The Fusion Suit in ''Prime'' was modeled and skinned by [[Gene Kohler]].
-*[[Yoshio Sakamoto]] stated that the Fusion Suit design came about when members of the development team wanted to alter Samus' appearance, as they felt it had become stale. Since drastic changes to a character could ruin them, Sakamoto encouraged the staff to create gameplay elements and an in-universe explanation for the change.[http://shmuplations.com/metroidgba/]
+*[[Yoshio Sakamoto]] stated that the Fusion Suit design came about when members of the development team wanted to alter Samus' appearance, as they felt it had become stale. Since drastic changes to a character could ruin them, Sakamoto encouraged the staff to create gameplay elements and an in-universe explanation for the change.<ref>http://shmuplations.com/metroidgba/</ref>
-*Although the visor is always green during ''Metroid Fusion'''s gameplay, it is depicted as being blue in cutscenes and other appearances in media.
+*Although the visor is always green during ''Metroid Fusion''<nowiki/>'s gameplay, it is depicted as being blue in cutscenes and other appearances in media.
+*During the introduction sequence of the game, Samus claims that the surgery to remove her armor left her looking different physically. It's unknown whether she was talking solely about the exterior look of her armor, or if she meant her body as well. As her visor is always opaque during cutscenes and gameplay, it is never seen for a fact whether or not Samus' appearance changed under the armor. Samus' body is only visible in the ending, after she merged with the SA-X and recovered her old abilities, at which point she only looks slightly different than usual.
 ==Gallery==
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 FusionSuit Perspectives1.PNG|Simple front and back Fusion Suit diagram.
 Fusion MorphBall.PNG|Several Morph Ball perspectives.
-Fusion Suit.png|A drawing of the Fusion Suit taken from ''Fusion's'' manual.
+Fusion Suit.png|A drawing of the Fusion Suit taken from ''Fusion''<nowiki/>'s manual.
 Samus in her new suit.png|Samus awakens from surgery in the intro of ''[[Metroid Fusion]]''
-SA-X 1.jpg|Samus and the SA-X on the ''Fusion's'' boxart.
+SA-X 1.jpg|Samus and the SA-X on the ''Fusion'' boxart.
 Fusion_Suit_sprite.png|The sprite for the Fusion Suit.
 PTSD 3.png|Facial differences in ''Prime''.
+Fusion suit Prime 1.jpeg|The Fusion Suit in ''Metroid Prime''
 DFusionsuit.png|American commercial
 Fusion manga.png|''[[Metroid Fusion Special Edition: Rebirth of Samus]]''
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 FusionSuit Arms.png|Arm diagram.
 FusionSuit Boots.png|Boots diagram.
+Battle Mii demo split-screen (no Wii U GamePad).png|''Battle Mii''
+WiiU NLand MetroidBlast scrn03 WP.png|''Nintendo Land''
+Samus Power Suit variants 2.png|The Fusion Suit appears as a variant of the Varia Suit in ''[[Miitomo]]''.
 File:Samus Returns Save Station.png|''Samus Returns''
 File:Metroid Samus Returns Fusion Suit.png
 File:MSR Art Gallery 015.png|[[Metroid: Samus Returns Gallery]]
-Fusion suit Prime 1.jpeg|The Fusion Suit in ''Metroid Prime''
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 ==See also==
 *[[Fusion Suit Mechanics]]
-*''[[Metroid Fusion]]''
 *[[Power Suit]]
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 [[Category:Trophies]]
 [[Category:Stickers]]
+[[Category:Spirits]]
 [[Category:Suits]]
 [[Category:Extras]]